Easy harmonica songs for beginners (with tabs)

Start having fun RIGHT NOW with these 10 popular and easy to learn songs!

All notes are mainly in the middle register of the harmonica: holes 4 to 7, the easiest notes to play.

These are simple songs, but to play them well you should have good control of all the notes in the middle register, both individually and while moving between holes.

If you find it difficult to play these songs I highly recommend that you go first to my article How to Play the Harmonica – An easy-to-follow Guide.

It is also advisable to apply articulations using syllables like “TA” and “DA” when doing repetitions of blow and draw notes, respectively. These articulations separate the notes and give them a more defined starting sound or accent.

For example, when we play a hole 4 blow and then repeat it, instead of blowing twice (with two separate airflows), we will only blow once, and by using the syllable “TA” as an articulation, the continuous airflow will be interrupted when your tongue fastly hits the hard palate, separating the notes. As a consequence, the sound of the repeated note will be clearer.

In 9 of these songs you will see that on the tabs there are as many articulations as repeated notes.

The songs are arranged by difficulty, and each song has a slow practice version and an original tempo version. It will be useful to learn each song bit by bit, and then play it all together.

Playing a song with a clean sound is more important than playing it fast.

“This Old Man” and “Jingle Bells” have several articulations and many passages with hole leaps, which make them even more demanding for a beginner.

When you jump holes, you must not move your mouth too far from the harmonica; just try to keep the gap to a minimum to land right at the center of the hole you want to play next. When you jump from holes 6 to 4, you could accidentally play hole 5 by falling short, or hole 3 by jumping too far. At first, problems with playing hole leaps are very common because you may not have a good reference on the harmonica yet, but you will improve this with practice!

The tablature I use is the arrow system – up arrows for blow notes and down arrows for draw notes. Learn more about different tablature systems in this article: “How to read harmonica tabs”

I play all the songs with a 10 hole diatonic harmonica in the key of C (letter C).

1. Alouette

Alouette harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (80 bpm)

Original Tempo (100 bpm)

2. Ode to Joy

Ode to Joy harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (90 BPM)

Original Tempo (140 BPM)

The second part of the song (last 3 lines) is repeated. Although the tablature says 3 blow, which is the note of the original song, the last line in the audio is recorded in the same note one octave higher (G in the middle register). Playing 6 blow instead of 3 blow is a variant to test the jump from hole 4 to 6 since we are working with holes 4, 5 and 6 at this point – the easiest ones to play on the harmonica.

3. Mary Had a Little Lamb

Mary Had a Little Lamb harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (120 bpm)

Original Tempo (160 bpm)

4. Camptown Races

Camptown Races harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (80 bpm)

Original Tempo (100 bpm)

5. Oh Susanna

Oh Susanna harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (90 bpm)

Original Tempo (140 bpm)

6. When the Saints Go Marching In

When the Saints Go Marching In harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (120 bpm)

Original Tempo (160 bpm)

7. This Old Man

This Old Man harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (120 bpm)

Original Tempo (160 bpm)

8. Jingle Bells (First part)

Jingle Bells harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (80 bpm)

Original Tempo (110 bpm)

9. Home Sweet Home

Home Sweet Home harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (65 bpm)

Original Tempo (80 bpm)

10. Happy Birthday

Ok! You’ve played well all previous 9 songs… now let’s make things a little more challenging with the classic, well known song “Happy Birthday”.

Here we add holes 8 and 9 from the high register; you´ll see they are not so easy to play…

I´ll give you a little advice on how to play these holes: exhale and inhale more gently, never force the air!

Happy Birthday harmonica tab

Slow Tempo (80 bpm)

Original Tempo (110 bpm)

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  • Davis L. Jan 27, 2024 @ 17:31

    I really liked this website, however for the 4th row (4, 4, 3) of “Ode to Joy”, I listened to your tune and I thought “3” was wrong.
    I really liked all the other sounds and “Alouette” was my favorite. If I am mistaken, please explain to me.

    • Bruno Berloto Feb 1, 2024 @ 0:19

      Hi Davis, thanks for your comment. Actually the tab is Ok, the 3 hole blow (G note) is correct. Also you could play the 6 hole blow instead the 3 blow (G note one octave higher) and it will sounds good too. Regards!

  • Quincey Carroll Jan 16, 2024 @ 23:46

    Why don’t tabs ever contain how long to hold notes? It’s frustrating. U need to know the words or u got no idea how long each notes held.

  • Zaira S Jan 6, 2024 @ 21:15

    I actually did it in my 5th try. Thank you so much for this guide.

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 9, 2024 @ 13:56

      Good for you Zaira, keep going!

  • Harper R. Aug 1, 2023 @ 1:36

    Thank you so much for making this website for us beginners. I really wanted to learn how to play harmonica and when I came across this website I instantly thought,”Now I can properly learn how to p,so harmonica.”

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 5, 2023 @ 17:09

      Many thanks for your comment Harper, I’m very happy you like it. Btw, if you are interested in learning more join my “Harmonica for Beginners” Facebook group. I will give a live class soon in August. See you there!

    • Gad Dormido Sep 19, 2023 @ 16:34

      Thanks, its a big for new beginners like to the basic and the simpliest song to play.

      • Bruno Berloto Sep 23, 2023 @ 22:18

        My pleasure Gad, I’m glad you like it!

  • Camille Kesler Jul 20, 2023 @ 0:23

    it was really fun PS you sound a little like john Lennon from the beatles

    • Bruno Berloto Jul 23, 2023 @ 0:48

      Thanks for your comment Camille! Wow, It is the first time in my life that someone tell me I sound like John Lennon!

  • Roland Jun 21, 2023 @ 20:55

    I am greatfull for the songs. I am a kid and I love to play Alouette.

    • Bruno Berloto Jun 25, 2023 @ 19:04

      Thanks for your comment Roland!

  • Kit-Kat.426 Jun 13, 2023 @ 3:59

    I love this!!!!!!!

    • Bruno Berloto Jun 25, 2023 @ 19:03

      I’m glad you like it!

  • Ty Coleman Apr 19, 2023 @ 1:24

    You have taught me so much these past few days and it is great! Keep Going!

    • Bruno Berloto Apr 24, 2023 @ 23:56

      Thank you for your comment!

  • Eugene Mar 13, 2023 @ 20:45

    Hello, Bruno! In melody #4 (“Camptown Races”), shouldn’t the last note of the first row be four draw? Is it incorrect or am I mistaken? Thank you in advance for your answer and for these great songs for beginners 🙂

    • Bruno Berloto Mar 14, 2023 @ 23:57

      Hello Eugene! Yes, you’re right, it is 4 draw instead of 4 blow. Thank you!

  • Jon Bon Mar 3, 2023 @ 4:41

    I thought I’d lost my book.ark to this site and was heart broken.
    I found it again and was so elated.
    I’m playing my childhood harmonica, and learning my first instrument as an adult.
    I didn’t really have very much music growing up, and the harmonica was just something owned.

    Without this site I would have a musical release. Your site has literally given me the gift of music.

    Thank you.
    Much love to you and yours
    /Jon Bon

    • Bruno Berloto Mar 6, 2023 @ 1:01

      Thank you so much for your comment Jon, I really appreciate it. Best of luck in your musical journey!

  • Jared Loughmiller Jan 1, 2022 @ 20:36

    out of everyone on the internet, you teach a a level that everyone can understand. I use the tongue blocking method for single notes. would you recommend i keep with this method? I would be interested in lessons.

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 2, 2022 @ 15:35

      Hello Jared, many thanks for your comment. Tongue blocking method is good but if you are not using the “U” tongue shape embouchure or “tube tongue” method. I hihgly recommend lip pursing (“lipping”) for beginners, this way it is much easier to get clean single notes and also bending notes. If you are interested in one-to-one lessons, contact me at [email protected] Regards and Happy 2022!

  • Lance Nov 5, 2021 @ 7:05

    Saw a harmonica in Walmart for 10$ and fell in love and bought a more high quality set and the beginner songs have helped with getting clear notes and changing notes still having trouble with bending but it’s only been a few days so we’ll see how I progress

    • Bruno Berloto Nov 5, 2021 @ 15:31

      That’s great Lance, feel free to make your inquiries here anytime. Btw, if you want to learn harmonica I am offering free live classes through my Facebook group: “Harmonica for Beginners Live and Free classes”, see you there!

  • Joshua Aug 21, 2021 @ 12:15

    Wow i just found this helpful website. You’re so good! I wish I can play clean notes someday. Thanks for this. I wish I can learn from you <3

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 25, 2021 @ 14:19

      Thanks Joshua! and you’ll get that clean notes soon, keep practicing!

  • Matt Shan Jul 7, 2021 @ 23:28

    Thanks. Pro can make complicated things to be much easier. You are a real pro.

    • Bruno Berloto Jul 11, 2021 @ 18:13

      Many Thanks Matt!

  • brenden bennefield Jun 29, 2021 @ 5:37

    Hi I am a beginner and I need help moving from one note to another everytime I do it i miss the note

  • Frank Swain May 29, 2021 @ 2:31

    Thanks…

    • Bruno Berloto Jun 1, 2021 @ 1:28

      You’re welcome!

  • Judy Fosbery Apr 25, 2021 @ 21:37

    Hi Bruno
    I am just getting started on harmonica. Your beginner songs have been great.
    My husband I entertain with music for public BBQs in MT. I play fiddle & mandolin , husband on guitar. Want to bring in the harmonica in our show. Can you guide me to Cowboy,or western songs ex: Red River Valley, Don’t Fence me In, Tumbling Tumbleweed…… etc? Would like to take some classes from you to do this. Please direct me. Thanks so much.
    Judy

    • Bruno Berloto Apr 27, 2021 @ 1:30

      Hi Judy, thank you for your comment! no problem with the songs you mentioned. In just a few minutes I will contact you. Bruno

  • Hira Monen Apr 16, 2021 @ 10:40

    This is so amazing and simple, Bruno! You make a complicated task easy! Thank you! 😊

    • Bruno Berloto Apr 17, 2021 @ 17:45

      Thank you very much Hira for your comment!

  • Turruchel Garrigos Apr 14, 2021 @ 21:22

    Nice, you got it!

    • Bruno Berloto Apr 15, 2021 @ 16:39

      Thank you! 🙂

  • Maddyson Mar 7, 2021 @ 18:47

    Hi Bruno Berloto its me Maddyson again my birthday is coming up soon and I want to know if you want to wish me a happy birthday.Did you know that my birthday is the day be for Martin Luther King Jr. died?Anyway I just wanted to say hi to everyone.=D

    • Bruno Berloto Mar 7, 2021 @ 23:46

      Hi Maddyson, I wish you a happy birthday! Btw, did you learn happy birthday on the harmonica?

  • Pournima Amondkar Feb 6, 2021 @ 9:49

    I am from India and loved this site. Thank you and I am learning happy b’day for my best friend’s b’day on 15th feb. Need more songs on this. Like “Wise men say only fools rush in” Please mail notes for this.

    • Bruno Berloto Feb 6, 2021 @ 21:20

      Hello Pournima, I’m very happy you like my website! Btw you’ll find more of these songs for beginners in my eBook. About your request: Elvis’s ballad “Can’t Help Falling In Love”, will be in a “20 famous songs” article, probably on March. Regards!

  • Brian Baker Feb 3, 2021 @ 20:16

    Hi Bruno
    How are you. Well I hope!!
    Getting through your book slowly but surely but very enjoyably.Thank you for your contribution to the harmonica beginner’s world. Fantastic!!
    A song I would like to see from you is Scarborough Fair. Simon & Garfunkel.
    Lets all keep on harping!!!

    • Bruno Berloto Feb 3, 2021 @ 23:48

      Hi Brian, I’m great thanks and you? First off, thank you very much for purchasing my eBook and especially for leaving your feedback, I really appreciate that! As for the song you mentioned, I have good news for you because an article with “20 Famous songs” will be coming soon. Meanwhile, you can take a look at my article (Spanish version) that includes a tutorial video Here. Keep harping my friend!

      • Lizzy Feb 4, 2021 @ 11:00

        Thank you for this! I have three nice harmonicas one my house and I decided I didn’t want to keep making the stereotypical hard blows my six year old makes. I also noticed I can hear the correct sounds blowing in am out even without the harmonica which helped me understand how the harmonica notes need to be. Thank you!

        • Bruno Berloto Feb 5, 2021 @ 23:54

          You’re very welcome Lizzy and thank you for your comment, it is good to know that this post was helpful for you!

  • Melissa Jan 29, 2021 @ 0:57

    Hello!! I’m so excited to find this site! I’ve almost mastered the first 5 songs! I recently bought a Hohner Special 20, it sounds so much better than my plastic cheap one!! Now my kids want me to play Piano Man. Do you have this? I need to look harder? Thanks so much!!! ❤️❤️

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 30, 2021 @ 1:30

      Hello Melissa! I am very very glad you are getting better so fast! and I really can’t believe it because I was thinking of preparing an article on how to play Piano Man, so stay tuned! 🙂

  • ARA Jan 28, 2021 @ 15:16

    I took my first harmonica out of its box about 90 minutes ago and wondered where to start; within 15 minutes of finding your site I was playing my first tune! OK it was a bit slow and hesitant but people in the room here recognised it! Thank you so much, I suddenly feel like I CAN do this 😀 Probably never going to be a virtuoso but that’s more due to MY limitations lol.

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 30, 2021 @ 1:27

      Wow thats great Amanda! I can feel your motivation for learning this wonderful instrument. Thank you very much for sharing your experience and keep playing!

  • Bernie Gaucher Jan 27, 2021 @ 1:05

    Hi I’m turning 78 years old next month.Is it to late for me to learn. I started to practice your ten number songs. I’m having some trouble but learning. I have to stay home all the time because of the Coronavirus. Is it possible to have more of your number songs. PS on every number songs you also play it with your harmonica which really helps me thank you Bernie

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 30, 2021 @ 1:22

      Hi Bernie, many thanks for your comment! and remember, it’s never late to learn and enjoy music. You can find more of these songs in my ebook “Harmonica For Beginners”. Regards!

  • Rob Banks Jan 19, 2021 @ 18:56

    Hi i’m new to Harmonica is there songs for 16 holes?

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 20, 2021 @ 21:20

      Hi Rob, this site is for the 10-hole diatonic harmonica. Regards!

  • Myra Jan 19, 2021 @ 6:21

    Hello! I played simple tunes on tremolo when I was small. I have recently bought a 10 hole (Hape, without sharp edges) to play simple tunes to my 1-year-old son. Any tips for the change of harmonica type?

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 20, 2021 @ 21:19

      Hello Myra, just out of curiosity, did you buy a 10 hole harmonica in the key of C? Regarding your inquiry, tremolo harmonicas have a different way to play: you must play two cells at the same time. However, on a 10 hole diatonic harmonica you have to play each separate hole, and the harmonica players call it playing “clean” single notes. First, make a “U” shape with your lips with the harmonica resting on the lower lip, as if drinking from a bottle and the upper lip just resting in a relaxed position on the top cover plate of the harmonica. If you want to play single notes correctly, you should match the width of the hole with the base of that letter “U” I mentioned before. Start practicing on hole number 4 at first and fixed (without making movements between other cells). In my ebook “Harmonica for Beginners” I explain this technique in detail. Regards!

  • Tman Jan 3, 2021 @ 16:23

    Great website – really clear tabs, good selection of songs, and your audio is extremely helpful! Many, many thanks

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 4, 2021 @ 13:01

      Thank you very much for your comment, I’m really glad this is helpful for you!

  • Kelsey Baker Jan 3, 2021 @ 0:17

    This thing is dope. I just learned 2 songs in 5 mins.

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 4, 2021 @ 12:58

      Thanks Kelsey! and congrats, I must admit that you are the first person I know to learn 2 songs in just 5 minutes!

  • Maddyson Jan 1, 2021 @ 22:04

    Hi Bruno.Its me Maddy again ,still on your website after the last time I talked to you.I’m now ten and almost in fifth grade.Your website is so helpful I might even let my brother use it to help him with harmonicas.

    • Bruno Berloto Jan 2, 2021 @ 16:52

      Hi Maddy, thanks for your comment, thats great! and may be in the future you can even play together, it would be fantastic. All the best for this 2021!

  • Robert Dec 30, 2020 @ 21:54

    Great help as i bought a very cheap tremolo C harmonica just to see if it was easy playing. With these tunes i have the confidence to take the next step and buy a diatonic harmonica in the future. Just sat down watching the telly i have three tune down to a tee, i am sure when i get more serious listening will be a pleasure for other people i decide to show off to.

  • Neil Dec 14, 2020 @ 18:43

    Just bought a harmonica and really enjoyed playing all those tabs to get me started. Thanks!

    • Bruno Berloto Dec 15, 2020 @ 23:50

      Thanks for your comment Neil! I’m glad to know that you enjoyed the songs. Regards!

  • Alfred henry Nov 23, 2020 @ 9:09

    I am using a Bee tremolo harmonica, is it good?

  • claire Nov 16, 2020 @ 23:52

    Hello sir, you’re website so nice.
    Do u know how can I find 24 holes harmonica tabs, it’s not easily to search

    • Bruno Berloto Nov 18, 2020 @ 19:24

      Hello Claire, thanks! I have recently found a youtube channel called “musiztek production” with some songs to play with the tremolo harmonica like yours. Regards!

  • Corinne Chapkis Nov 8, 2020 @ 23:04

    super helpful! thanks for putting this together

    • Bruno Berloto Nov 9, 2020 @ 0:40

      You’re welcome Corinne!

    • Jimi Dec 2, 2020 @ 18:40

      Thanks a great start

      • Bruno Berloto Dec 2, 2020 @ 19:57

        Thanks for your comment Jimi!

  • Rhonan Oct 22, 2020 @ 19:55

    i love number 7, Thanks

    • Bruno Berloto Oct 23, 2020 @ 15:02

      You’re welcome Rhonan!

  • satya nugraha Oct 8, 2020 @ 8:32

    harmonica advice for beginners?

    • Bruno Berloto Oct 9, 2020 @ 21:42

      Hi Satya, try to practice at least 30 minutes a day and first focus on playing clean single notes (only one hole at a time). Here I give you a tip for getting better on your single notes: put your mouth as if you were going to pronounce a letter U and place the harmonica on the inside part of your lower lip (never outside) as if you were going to drink from the spout of a bottle. Btw new tutorials are coming soon like how to play harmonica among others. Regards!

  • Hanna Oct 5, 2020 @ 18:52

    Nice!

    • Bruno Berloto Oct 6, 2020 @ 1:41

      Thanks Hanna!

  • Miracle Sep 28, 2020 @ 13:58

    This is very helpful
    For me as a learner

    • Bruno Berloto Sep 29, 2020 @ 17:19

      That’s great, thanks for your comment!

  • Marybeth Sep 19, 2020 @ 4:48

    Add me to your list.

    • Bruno Berloto Sep 19, 2020 @ 20:32

      Hi Marybeth, you are the one who has to subscribe due to a privacy issue. You can do it on the home page. Regards!

  • Emre Sep 15, 2020 @ 11:38

    Great job
    Keep it up!

    • Bruno Berloto Sep 16, 2020 @ 0:44

      Thank you Emre!

  • Luke Collins Sep 5, 2020 @ 13:42

    This website is great! I love it! ❤❤❤!!!! I have just started to play the harmonica and it is amazin’!

    • Bruno Berloto Sep 5, 2020 @ 21:22

      Many thanks Luke!! I’m glad you like it!

  • mikeh Aug 27, 2020 @ 16:54

    Brilliant songs for learning but, after learning to play originally on a tre mellow harmonica I am ha ing difficulty playing single notes on my Hohner Special 20. Do you have any tips for a very old learner?

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 31, 2020 @ 1:37

      Mikeh, that problem is very common indeed and I call it reference on the harmonica. The correct embouchure for tremolo harmonica is quite different than 10 hole diatonic harmonica, you need to readjust it. For playing single notes put your mouth as if you were going to pronounce a letter U and place the harmonica on the inside part of your lower lip as if you were going to drink from the spout of a bottle. Try these advises and you should have better results with your clean single notes. Regards!

      • MikeH Sep 16, 2020 @ 21:57

        Thanks for the tip Bruno. It helped a lot

        • Bruno Berloto Sep 17, 2020 @ 0:27

          You’re welcome Mike. I’m glad it was useful to you!

  • Shaelyn Grimard Aug 18, 2020 @ 21:59

    Hi, I just started learning how to play the harmonica and Im just curious what the difference is between the bolded and non bolded numbers and arrows?

    Thank you,

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 18, 2020 @ 23:53

      Hi, the bolded numbers mean that you have to apply a tongue articulation on the repeated blow and draw notes with the syllabes “TA” and “DA” respectively, in order to give them a more defined starting sound. You have to keep the air stream and when you pronounce the syllabes, the tongue should hit the hard palate of the mouth and define the repeated notes more clearly. Regards!

  • Afsal Aug 12, 2020 @ 12:38

    This is really helpfull

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 13, 2020 @ 1:27

      I’m glad for that, thanks for your comment!

      • mikeh Aug 26, 2020 @ 20:43

        Hi, Bruno
        Just started playing g again after a60 year layoff. Treated myself to a Hohner Special 20. My playing is a little ‘sloppy’ at present but will get better. Really looking forward to the ‘blues’ tutorials I never got the chance when I was younger. Cheers MikeH

        • Bruno Berloto Aug 31, 2020 @ 1:21

          Hi Mikeh, It’s great you’ve started again after a while. I will post blues tutorials in the future.

  • misha Aug 10, 2020 @ 4:33

    this is helpful. Thanks!

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 11, 2020 @ 0:07

      You’re welcome!

  • misha Aug 10, 2020 @ 4:28

    Thanks ! i’m going to learn jingle bells. ( I can play it on the piano.)

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 11, 2020 @ 0:07

      Excellent Misha, I learnt this song first on the piano and then on the harmonica too!

  • maddy Aug 10, 2020 @ 1:03

    hi i am nine i had harmonica for year but never really played it.now i on websites on harmonica songs and learning tips.

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 11, 2020 @ 0:03

      Hi Maddy, that’s great. I hope this article help you to learn your first songs on the harmonica!

  • Random name Aug 4, 2020 @ 22:51

    This was helpful thanks!

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 6, 2020 @ 1:27

      I’m glad it was useful for you!

  • TrexCyclops Aug 4, 2020 @ 7:53

    thanks for ur chord sir,
    im newbie n my name is TC.

    • Bruno Berloto Aug 4, 2020 @ 16:07

      You’re welcome!

  • george f hubert Jul 26, 2020 @ 1:30

    hello sir thanks for your time. I am 59 and just started playing, or trying to. I know nothing about musical notes, like different keys or what not. I have a pretty good ear for music, and i really surprised my-self. The harmonica, i had it for about 2 yrs. I think my son won it in one of them claw machines at wal mart. Any way what is a good beginners harmonica thats inexpensive. It’s really entertaning. Thanks again.

    • Bruno Berloto Jul 28, 2020 @ 20:05

      Hello George, thanks for your comment and welcome to the world of the harmonica. It’s never late to learn! The best inexpensive harmonica could be the Hohner Big River Harp. Regards!

  • josh Jul 11, 2020 @ 23:05

    I love this but i would not mind in i could get the blues on this site

    • Bruno Berloto Jul 14, 2020 @ 22:36

      Hi Josh, the Blues is coming soon. Regards!

  • Isobel Jul 7, 2020 @ 16:33

    Hi how are u

    I was wondering did u have the cork hornpipe on the harmonica?

    thanks!

    • Bruno Berloto Jul 7, 2020 @ 16:47

      Hi, find and you? I do not have that hornpipe. Regards!

  • Zafer Jun 22, 2020 @ 18:42

    Thanks!

    • Bruno Berloto Jun 22, 2020 @ 23:08

      You’re welcome!

  • Waqar Ahmad Jun 22, 2020 @ 8:37

    Hi How are u ”

    If you can send me notes of Manja Song (Kai po Chi Movie)

    Thanks you

    • Bruno Berloto Jun 22, 2020 @ 23:13

      Hi Waqar, find and you? I do not have this song. Regards!

  • Stella Jun 14, 2020 @ 0:31

    Thanks so much for the

    • Bruno Berloto Jun 14, 2020 @ 20:46

      You’re welcome Stella!

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